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Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, Happy Kwanza, etc... I hope that all who are reading this are doing well! With the holidays now behind us and the start of a fresh year I would like to share something that I have learned in my 41 years and something that I am preaching for the rest of my years... TIME is the most important gift.

That is all anyone really wants isn’t it. It is not the gift that “Santa” brought your young one, it is the excitement of time spent playing with it. It is not the huge diamond engagement ring, it is the promise of time spent in the coming years sharing a love. Time. Your parents, loved ones and friends most likely don’t need another trinket, travel mug or sweater. It is your time that they desire.

So I say to you with this new year upon us to remember that your time is precious! Spend it with those who truly want to be with you and cherish your company. Keep your door open for old friends with a few cold beers in the fridge and a hot pot of coffee ready to pour. Share old stories and make new ones. Shoot that funny text to someone you haven’t seen in a while knowing that it will brighten their day. Don’t waste your time with toxic people, or if you have to be sure to limit it. Because your time and what you do with it is truly the greatest gift.

Happy New Year

Welcome!!!

I hope this blog finds you well as you settle down and prepare for a nice comforting winter. Here on the East coast many of us have put our sleds away for the winter and started to map out any projects that we plan on doing. It is a very exciting time. The thought of paint schemes, exhaust options, rakes and long rides in the warmer months to come is enough to give anyone sweet dreams.

As we begin to embark on this new website and the adventure that comes along with it, I ask that you join us. I would love to hear your stories, plans and projects for the winter. We would love to see what bikes your working on, garage set ups and grocery haulers in the driveway. So please send along whatever you think we might find of interest and I will do my best to share it on our page. I will also be occasionally sending out some free swag to those who send in some photos and backstory.

So again, I thank you for joining us on this ride. I pray you all safe travels and look forward to hearing from you all soon.

Anthony Cabrera

Not everyone plays catch with their kids.

Not everyone plays catch with their kid. And you know what? That is okay. Because there are so many other ways that you can bond with your family. Why is this on this page you ask? My father isn't a sports guy. But he knew that I loved cars and motorcycles. So instead of tossing around a football where he would be miserable and I would know he was miserable, we bonded over our walks through the fields and fields of weekend car shows and swap meets.
He entertained me for hours with stories about which friend owned that car and which color this car came in. He would show me the minor details that separated one year from another and we never left without me grabbing some car show goodies and a hot pretzel.
The ride home was talks about which cars were our favorite and which ones we would have done differently. We did not have to worry about if our team one or loss, we just enjoyed the moment and the time together.
So the next time you see a sign with an arrow pointing to a car show or motorcycle, swing in with your son or daughter. You may be surprise of the life long effect that time will have.